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When it comes to file system navigation in terminal, default solutions often are too clumsy. In bash autocompletion is annoying because of case-sensitivity. On the other hand zsh can autocomplete case insensitively and with fuzzy string searching but it matches only names in the working directory. Thankfully there is a tool for the most popular […]

In the recent post (Terminal Unleashed) I’ve introduced a great tool that makes terminal work easier and faster – tmux. I suggest you to read the previous post before further reading. Architecture & reminder Tmux is based on a client-server architecture – running tmux for the first time will start a server with one session […]

Web developers will, sooner or later, be forced to use a terminal. However not every programmer is aware that being proficient in using a console (and it’s tools) can speed up work A LOT. In this post I will show you the tool for handling multiple command lines with ease. tmux – sessions, windows tmux […]